The Wondering Minstrels

Sorted on date, fragment 1601 - 1700
# Date Poet Title 1stLine Length
1587  1 Jan 2005 Rudyard Kipling The Explorer "There's no sense in... 74
1588  2 Jan 2005 Wallace Stevens Six Significant Landscapes I 62
1589  4 Jan 2005 Joseph Brodsky At a Lecture Since mistakes are i... 28
1590  6 Jan 2005 Edna St. Vincent Millay Epitaph for the Race of Man: X The broken dike, the... 14
1591  7 Jan 2005 Zachary Richard Big River Water's on the river... 31
1592  8 Jan 2005 Edwin Morgan One Cigarette No smoke without you... 17
1593  9 Jan 2005 Derek Walcott from The Estranging Sea 1 86
1594 10 Jan 2005 Lao-Tzu Tao Te Ching: Verse 57 If you want to be a ... 20
1595 12 Jan 2005 Gerard Manley Hopkins As Kingfishers Catch Fire As kingfishers catch... 14
1596 13 Jan 2005 Edith Sitwell Still Falls the Rain The Raids, 1940. Nig... 35
1597 14 Jan 2005 Patrick Barrington I Met a Lady in the Wood I met a lady in the wood. 56
1598 15 Jan 2005 Hart Crane Voyages - I Above the fresh ruff... 16
1599 18 Jan 2005 Czeslaw Milosz To Mrs. Professor in Defense of My Cat's Honor and Not Only My valiant helper, a... 33
1600 19 Jan 2005 William Butler Yeats Two Songs Of A Fool I 34
1601 21 Jan 2005 Henry King Exequy on his Wife Accept, thou shrine ... 120
1602 23 Jan 2005 George Gordon, Lord Byron From Beppo L. 27
1603 24 Jan 2005 John Milton Sonnet XXIII: Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint Methought I saw my l... 14
1604 25 Jan 2005 John Keats Odeon a Grecian Urn Thou still unravish'... 50
1605 26 Jan 2005 Percy Bysshe Shelley One Sung of Thee who Left the Tale Untold One sung of thee who... 4
1606 27 Jan 2005 Percy Bysshe Shelley The Masque of Anarchy (extract) XXXVII. 284
1607 28 Jan 2005 Samuel Taylor Coleridge Frost at Midnight The frost performs i... 75
1608 29 Jan 2005 Francis Ledwidge Lament for Thomas MacDonagh He shall not hear th... 12
1609 30 Jan 2005 Wislawa Szymborska Cat in an Empty Apartment Die—you can't do tha... 37
1610  1 Feb 2005 Sue Townsend Mrs. Thatcher Do you weep, Mrs Tha... 10
1611  2 Feb 2005 David Wagoner For the Man Who Taught Tricks to Owls You say they were sl... 15
1612  3 Feb 2005 Thomas Hardy Neutral Tones We stood by a pond t... 16
1613  4 Feb 2005 Sarojini Naidu The Coromandel Fishers Rise, brothers, rise... 18
1614  5 Feb 2005 Kenneth Burke Temporary Well Being The pond is plenteous 10
1615  6 Feb 2005 Richard Edwards When I Was Three When I was three, I ... 4
1616  7 Feb 2005 Julia Donaldson The Gruffalo A mouse took a strol... 98
1617  8 Feb 2005 Ralph Waldo Emerson Give All To Love Give all to love; 49
1618  9 Feb 2005 John T. Wood Poem for Everyone I will present you 34
1619 10 Feb 2005 Dom Moraes Absences Smear out the last star. 32
1620 11 Feb 2005 Tony Scanlon Second Honeymoon The blue that startl... 14
1621 12 Feb 2005 A. D. Hope As Well as They Can As well as it can, t... 12
1622 13 Feb 2005 Tomas Transtromer At Funchal (Island of Madeira) On the beach there's... 26
1623 14 Feb 2005 Michelangelo Buonarroti To The Supreme Being The prayers I make w... 14
1624 15 Feb 2005 Nikki Giovanni Resignation I love you 79
1625 16 Feb 2005 Thomas Wyatt The Lover Compareth his State to a Ship in Perilous Storm Tossed on the Sea My galley chargèd wi... 14
1626 17 Feb 2005 Ann Drysdale The Ram's Skull There it sits on the... 57
1627 18 Feb 2005 Gwendolyn Brooks We Real Cool THE POOL PLAYERS. 10
1628 19 Feb 2005 Roger McGough Let Me Die a Youngman's Death Let me die a youngma... 29
1629 20 Feb 2005 E. E. Cummings suppose suppose 26
1630 21 Feb 2005 Kurtis Lamkin jump mama pretty summer day 53
1631 22 Feb 2005 Carl Sandburg Offering and Rebuff I could love you 14
1632 23 Feb 2005 Thomas Hardy Middle-Age Enthusiasms To M. H. 25
1633 24 Feb 2005 Raymond Carver My Death If I'm lucky, I'll b... 36
1634 25 Feb 2005 William Butler Yeats A Cradle Song The angels are stooping 12
1635 26 Feb 2005 Sara Teasdale A Minuet of Mozart's Across the dimly lig... 8
1636 27 Feb 2005 e. e. cummings In Just- in Just- 24
1637 28 Feb 2005 William Carlos Williams Overture to a Dance of Locomotives Men with picked voic... 44
1638  1 Mar 2005 Langston Hughes Theme for English B The instructor said, 41
1639  2 Mar 2005 Robert Service The Rover Oh, how good it is to be 33
1640  3 Mar 2005 William Morris In Prison Wearily, drearily, 18
1641  4 Mar 2005 Omar Khayyam You know, my Friends, how Long since in my House You know, my Friends... 56
1642  5 Mar 2005 Coventry Patmore Magna est Veritas Here, in this little Bay, 10
1643  6 Mar 2005 Stephen King Untitled Your hair is winter fire, 3
1644  7 Mar 2005 Moliere The Misanthrope ORONTE 25
1645  8 Mar 2005 Siegfried Sassoon On Passing the New Menin Gate Who will remember, p... 14
1646  9 Mar 2005 Michael P. Garofalo Haiku A frog floats 3
1647 10 Mar 2005 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Fata Morgana O sweet illusions of song 24
1648 11 Mar 2005 Donald Justice Men at Forty Men at forty 20
1649 12 Mar 2005 Franklin Pierce Adams Baseball's Sad Lexicon These are the saddes... 8
1650 13 Mar 2005 Emily Dickinson It was not death, for I stood up It was not death, fo... 24
1651 14 Mar 2005 Sylvia Plath Aerialist Each night, this adr... 48
1652 15 Mar 2005 Gwendolyn Brooks Gay Chaps at the Bar ...and guys I knew i... 20
1653 16 Mar 2005 Wallace Stevens Asides on the Oboe The prologues are ov... 41
1654 17 Mar 2005 Piet Hein Dream Interpretation Simplified. 5
1655 19 Mar 2005 Hafiz We Should Talk about This Problem There is a Beautiful... 14
1656 20 Mar 2005 Patrick Barrington Battle Song There's havoc on the... 52
1657 21 Mar 2005 William Butler Yeats The Rose of the World Who dreamed that bea... 15
1658 22 Mar 2005 James Dickey The Heaven of Animals Here they are. The ... 39
1659 23 Mar 2005 Emily Bronte The Night Wind In summer's mellow m... 36
1660 28 Mar 2005 Arthur Hugh Clough Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth Say not the struggle... 16
1661 29 Mar 2005 Suzanne Vega Small Blue Thing Today I am 28
1662 30 Mar 2005 Spike Milligan Mirror, Mirror A young spring-tende... 9
1663 31 Mar 2005 Queen Elizabeth I On Monsieur's Departure I grieve and dare no... 18
1664  1 Apr 2005 William Blake The Echoing Green The sun does arise, 30
1665  3 Apr 2005 Anonymous The Distracted Centipede A centipede was happ... 6
1666  4 Apr 2005 Robert Creeley The Rain All night the sound had 24
1667  5 Apr 2005 Ted Kooser Selecting A Reader First, I would have ... 13
1668  6 Apr 2005 Mark Knopfler Love Over Gold You walk out on the ... 22
1669  7 Apr 2005 William Butler Yeats Aedh Laments the Loss of Love (or The Lover Mourns... 8
1670  8 Apr 2005 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Shawondasee Shawondasee, fat and... 73
1671  9 Apr 2005 Shel Silverstein It's Dark in Here I am writing these poems 10
1672 10 Apr 2005 Marriott Edgar The Lion and Albert There's a famous sea... 72
1673 11 Apr 2005 Ogden Nash The Tale of Custard the Dragon Belinda lived in a l... 56
1674 12 Apr 2005 A. D. Hope Ode On the Death of Pius the Twelfth To every season its ... 84
1675 13 Apr 2005 Allen Ginsberg The Lion For Real 'Soyez muette pour m... 58
1676 14 Apr 2005 Andrew Motion Spring Wedding I took your news out... 16
1677 15 Apr 2005 Joni Mitchell The Fiddle and the Drum And so once again 35
1678 18 Apr 2005 Sara Teasdale Wisdom When I have ceased t... 8
1679 19 Apr 2005 Mary Oliver Summer Leaving the house, 20
1680 20 Apr 2005 Hugo von Hofmannsthal Ariadne auf Naxos There is a land wher... 36
1681 21 Apr 2005 There is an end to even the worst career! -— Sir John Collings... 21
1682 22 Apr 2005 Tom Waits The Piano Has Been Drinking The piano has been d... 19
1683 26 Apr 2005 Dar Williams The Ocean When I went to your ... 50
1684 27 Apr 2005 T. S. Eliot Portrait of a Lady Thou hast committed -- 131
1685 28 Apr 2005 Roger Waters The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range You have a natural t... 52

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